Whenever I put a binary number that goes past 21 bits, it starts to report NaN. When i looked into it it’s because it starts to put Infinity in the list.
I’ll be honest in that I haven’t tried much to fix it except for changing the given binary into another var (don’t know how I expected that to work). But for some reason when I use a joined list instead of typing it out, it works. Ex: 24 1’s gives NaN, but a list of 24 '1’s joined into a single line of 1’s works. I’ve had 1023 1’s work (1024 gives infinity).
Now that we’ve got that out of the way, to answer your question about numbers whose binary numerals have more than 21 bits, have you tried using the Bignums library? It provides infinite-precision integer arithmetic, among other things.
I’ll be honest, I expected that one. Was interesting the whole read.
I’ve tried it but I was completely lost on how to use it correctly. But while testing with it ive realized that my reporter does work after i open it and then close it, but if I save the project and reopen it, it goes back to giving NaN
